Interesting news about Fujicolor Pro

[RobertV]

Yes, I have.
Fuji Reala 100 seems to be continued in 35mm and 120 roll film for Germany and BeNeLux.


Neopan 400 in 120 roll film is out. But this is worldwide.
Apart from the environmental problem a bit strange for this very populair film in this format.

[perkeleellinen]

Thanks for that. Reala 35mm has been cut in the UK, nice to know it's continuing on the continent.

[sepiareverb]

B&H had 800Z back in 120 yesterday and I got some, was shocked to see it there. May still be some left.

[Athiril]

The Japanese website, still lists everything, and also stuff they dont ship outside Japan, though with slightly different naming.

[Brandon D.]

I don't shoot a lot of color. But, I just found out about Fuji 160C at my lab today. It was a bit shocking. I just started using the film, and I'll be getting my first rolls back from the lab on Wednesday.

Why, Photography Gods?! WHY?! :D

Finally got around to scanning...

I'm very lucky to have been able to use this film especially as a beginner! But, it also looks like many places still have some of these films in stock.

[benjiboy]

Thanks for that. Reala 35mm has been cut in the UK, nice to know it's continuing on the continent. I think you can still get it from amazon.co.uk because they source a lot of their photographic gear in Germany. Fuji 35mm Pro. 160 S and C are expensive at £7-31, they come from a German company called Avidas.

[Tom Kershaw]

Ben,

I've not used them but www.macodirect.de list Fuji films at reasonable prices.

Tom

[perkeleellinen]

Nordfoto.de are also good. They have Reala at 3.80€ and accept paypal.

[Jeff Bannow]

OK - So I'm really confused now. I read the whole 39 page thread, and am a bit lost. Is there a list of the products that are still remaining available from Fuji in the USA?

I shoot 800z in 220 and 160c in 120, but am curious about the rest as well.

[B&Wpositive]

OK - So I'm really confused now. I read the whole 39 page thread, and am a bit lost. Is there a list of the products that are still remaining available from Fuji in the USA?


According to Fujifilm USA's website:


Fujicolor negative:

-Fujifilm 200
-Fujifilm X-TRA 400
-Fujifilm X-TRA 800


Fujichrome Sensia slide:

-Sensia 100


Fujicolor Pro:

-Pro 400H

link: http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/...ait/index.html


Fujicolor Press:

-Fujicolor Press 400
-Fujicolor Press 800
-Fujicolor Press 1600


Fujichrome [Pro]:

-Velvia 50
-T64 Tungsten
-Astia 100F
-Provia 100F
-Velvia 100
-Velvia 100F
-Provia 400


B&W negative:

-Neopan 100 Acros
-Neopan 400
-Neopan 1600


24mm (APS):

-Nexia 400 (C-41)

According to the above, they've deep-sixed a total of 7 films in the US market: Fujicolor 100, Reala 100, Sensia 200, Sensia 400, 160S, 160C, and 800Z. (9 if you count CDU II and Nexia 200.) T64 and Neopan 400 are supposedly on their way out, too. But they're both still listed and available as of now. Reala supposedly continues in Europe (?).

[perkeleellinen]

Reala continues in the UK in 120 only, on the continent, 35mm is also available.

[Tim Gray]

B&Wpositive - Neopan 400 in 120 is on the way out. Not heard anything about it in 35mm. At least that's what I've heard.

[RobertV]

Neopan 400 in 120 is on the way out. Not heard anything about it in 35mm

35mm is still available.

[Jeff Bannow]

According to the above, they've deep-sixed a total of 7 films in the US market: Fujicolor 100, Reala 100, Sensia 200, Sensia 400, 160S, 160C, and 800Z. (9 if you count CDU II and Nexia 200.) T64 and Neopan 400 are supposedly on their way out, too. But they're both still listed and available as of now. Reala supposedly continues in Europe (?).

Well, that's really horrible news. Guess I'd better stock up while I can and start switching to other sources for the future.

[rhmimac]

And it's still there:

http://www.fujilab.co.uk/catalog/colour-reala-c-30_31_61.html